Blue Buffalo Basics Grain-Free Dry Cat Food, Skin & Stomach Care, Limited Ingredient Diet for Indoor Cats, Duck & Potato Recipe, 11-lb. Bag

I have four cats. 9 year old medium haired female, 6 year old long haired male, 3 year old long haired male, and 2.5 year old shirt haired female. Since being on this food for about a month. Their fur is the softest, shiniest, silkiest it’s ever been. It’s absolutely amazing how health their fur is. They all have more energy (which may not be a good thing lol) and are more playful. It’s like I have four big kittens! The 6 year old long haired male has always had issues with furballs but this food has helped a lot. It’s expensive but worth it. My cats are healthy, active, and happy.

My cat, 3 year old DSH, loves her food as much, or more, than treats. I use it to train her to sit, come, and pee on the toilet! Best part, her coat is far less allergic than other cats. My partner can cuddle, pet and love her without crazy skin reactions that he gets from other cats. She has had only one hairball ever (pretty sure it was from eating other food when she was cat sat for 2 weeks because she came back fat and dandruffy). She shimmers and as a black cat that's amazing!Love it, just wish it wasn't more expensive per # than the food I eat.

I have three cats. One has a protein-processing issue, so she can only have certain foods. Luckily, this seems to be one that she can have without making her sick. She used to be on a hydrolyzed protein prescription diet, but that was pretty expensive. (Obviously, if your cat is on a prescription diet, talk to your vet about changing it.) This Limited Ingredient Diet is much cheaper and is just as effective in keeping her tummy rash under control. I've tried a few other diets, and she doesn't seem to like them as much. A different brand's LID put her in the hospital because she couldn't properly digest it. I'm glad I found Blue Buffalo's LID for her.The other cats, who don't have any dietary issues, also enjoy the food.

My cats don't like anything fish flavored. Anything. Treats, food, table scraps. It can be difficult finding non-fish flavored food that it reasonably affordable, they both like, and is good for them. I'd tried Purina before, but the chows just go right through them. Even the greenish bag higher end stuff - plus they weren't happy at meal time, more like they waited until they were starving.So I decided to try Blue. I was getting the wilderness duck, but the calorie count was too high for our younger cat, who was starting to chub out. I trued the turkey if the same line, they hated it. I was quite relieved when this flavor came out.We've just added a new kitten to our clowder, and she is on the wilderness chicken kitten formula, but in a few months she'll be on the same as her big brothers.As an aside: yes, this is limited ingredient, but it is not a prescription food, not does it claim to be allergen free for special needs cats. Some of the one star reviews seem to take issue with that, but if your vet prescribes a diet, go with that! Otherwise, Blue is great.

Works great! We have two cats, one apparently has a chicken allergy and couldn’t tolerate any food I tried (in trying to figure out why in the world she was throwing up EVERYTHING) - this one works!! No more cat puke beyond the occasional hair ball. Knocked off a star because my cats don’t really seem to enjoy it though. My chicken allergy cat thinks it’s *fine* and will eat it no problem, she’s just not gobbling up every last kibble as soon as I give it to her, which is honestly good for her waistline. My other cat is a bit more picky and won’t touch it, but it’s not for her anyway. I got her set up with a separate area with (cheaper) food just for her that she enjoys and everyone is happy.I will add though, I went to my local pet supply shop (small local, not like petsmart) and the owner did encourage me to move away from Blue Buffalo as they were recently bought out and the quality and transparency from the company about the ingredients has decreased significantly; so much so that that shop will no longer carry Blue Buffalo because they cannot guarantee anything.

Turns out our adopted furry boy Champuli is allergic to chicken. This food is a life saver!Clean ingredients and no common allergens or questionable additives. Price point is no different than other Blue Foods we were already serving him.So grateful for this product! Our baby is calm, playful, happy and no longer ripping and clawing at himself. He is like a whole new cat. ❤️

This is the only food my cat can eat. He developed some sort of allergy that was causing him to overgroom, rip out his fur, and had scabs all over. His vet suggested a new food once we ruled out things like fleas or skin infection. I tried a few different types before arriving at this one. It is expensive but worth it, it has been almost a year and he's beautiful again with no issues. At first I was only feeding this food to him, but I ultimately switched my other 3 to it as well because it was easier to keep them all on the same food. It's a lot more expensive this way but I will say that all 4 of them look fantastic, their fur and skin have never looked healthier. I have to order from Amazon now since Petsmart has decided to quit carrying it in-store and my town doesn't have a Petco.

Our kitten had some stinky poo on basic store bought food.... real bad. After doing some research I came across this brand and gave it a try. We've been using this for about 6 months and has made a huge difference. No more smelling up the house like a grown man... Definitely worth the price.